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The Ontario Rental Licence Check
No provincial licence exists — but three municipal regimes might apply, and they share one word. This one-page card untangles them: ordinary rental licensing (some cities, some unit types), renoviction licensing (Hamilton, Toronto, and Ottawa — triggered only by an N13, with the seven-day clock), and short-term rental licensing. Plus the sixty-second three-question city check with date-stamping, the legality layer that precedes any listing (second-suite registration, fire code, zoning), the buyer's closing-checklist item, and the two diary entries that keep the answer current as councils legislate.
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All 5 steps
- Three licence types share one word — which one is your city using?
- The renoviction trio's exact dates and the seven-day N13 clock
- The sixty-second check: city, activity, and what the current page says today
- The legality layer before any listing: second suites, fire code, zoning
- The two diary entries that catch new regimes before they catch you
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